Analysis of losses in the storage of pure oil products stored in agrocluster oil warehouses and devices for their disposal

Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies, Andijan, Kuyganyor, Uzbekistan

^* Corresponding author: Ilhomjon55@bk.ru

Abstract

In the article, a comprehensive analysis of the losses that occur during the storage of clear oil products is conducted, highlighting the significant economic implications associated with these losses. Various factors contributing to the deterioration of product quality and quantity are examined, including evaporation, oxidation, and leakage. The article offers detailed insights into innovative devices designed to mitigate these losses, presenting a thorough analysis of their effectiveness. Each device is evaluated, revealing its advantages, such as enhanced efficiency and improved safety features, while also considering potential drawbacks, including cost and maintenance requirements. Furthermore, the article introduces a new generation device specifically engineered to address the challenges associated with storing clear oil products. It delves into the structure and operational principles of this device, showcasing its potential to revolutionize storage practices within the industry and reduce overall losses, thereby optimizing resource utilization and enhancing profitability for stakeholders involved in oil product management.